Sentence examples for no less called from inspiring English sources
David Attenborough, no less, called this "one of the wildlife wonders of the world".
In "Sounding," Ms. Gibbs has made her an artist — a former rock goddess, no less — called Leda (the outstanding Okwui Okpokwasili).
He is particularly pleased on noting that the office has acquired a new secretary, a Scottish lady, no less, called Annie Green.
What's cool is that, in order to facilitate its new data initiatives, it's calling on a data sharing startup — from Seattle no less — called Socrata.
Avery's performance came a few hours after his coach more or less called him out with some pointed criticisms.
So we have a senator and the head of the C.I.A. more or less calling each other liars.
"We didn't want anybody telling us anything about Africa, much less calling us Africans.
FS neurons on the other hand in general appear to less call selective, though examples to the contrary can also be seen.
Already President Sampaio, no less, had called a conclave to sort things out.
Like Kings of Leon's no less abominable "On Call," released 30 years later, the hook of "Brick House" is two notes repeated over and over with identical tone and phrasing, down to the yawning glissando on the word "house".
No less than China, which calls the South China Sea its "blue national soil", has taken up the cudgels for Selden's doctrine of exclusive waters.
